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Environment, Climate and Transport Scrutiny Committee

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The Environment, Climate and Transport Scrutiny Committee is currently scrutinising Islington Council's kerbside management strategy.

The Environment, Climate and Transport Scrutiny Committee is currently scrutinising Islington Council's kerbside management strategy, which officers presented as bespoke and developed using local evidence. The committee discussed the strategy's implementation and community engagement in September 2026.

In April 2026, the committee received an update on leisure services, which included plans for a new 'No More Red' pitch for girls' football, a collaborative initiative with Arsenal and adidas, to be installed later in 2026. Earlier, in March 2026, a report to the committee detailed a 48% reduction in carbon emissions by the Islington Pension Fund against a 2016 baseline.

The Environment, Climate and Transport Scrutiny Committee, which scrutinises Islington Council's environmental, climate, and transport matters, has no further meetings currently scheduled regarding these topics.

Key facts

  1. The Environment, Climate and Transport Scrutiny Committee discussed Islington Council's kerbside management strategy in September 2026. Source
  2. A new 'No More Red' pitch for girls' football is planned for installation in Islington later in 2026. Source
  3. The Islington Pension Fund achieved a 48% reduction in carbon emissions against a 2016 baseline. Source
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